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The gptel package with Oobaboga Textgen Webui works well in Doom emacs

lemmy.world/post/27434757

lemmy.worldThe gptel package with Oobaboga Textgen Webui works well in Doom emacs - Lemmy.WorldIt is not in the list of combinations. Most of the LLM packages seem to lack an easy way to run a llama.cpp server with the load split between CPU and GPU. Like Ollama appears to only load a model simply with the whole thing in the GPU. The simplification pushes users into smaller models that are far less capable. If the model is split between the CPU and GPU one can run a much larger quantized model in GGUF format that runs nearly as fast as the smaller less capable model loaded into the GPU only. Then you do not need to resort to using cloud hosted or proprietary models. The Oobabooga front end also gives a nice interface for model loading and softmax settings. gptel is at: https://github.com/karthink/gptel [https://github.com/karthink/gptel] or MELPA Oobabooga is at: https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui [https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui] With a model loaded and the --api flag set the model will be available for gptel. In packages.el: (package! gptel) In config.el: (setq gptel-mode 'test gptel-backend (gptel-make-openai "llama-cpp" :stream t :protocol "http" :host "localhost:5000" :models '(test))) This splits the load to easily run an 8×7b model. Most probably already know this or have other methods. I just thought I would mention it after getting it working just now. Share if you have a better way.
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nebunez
I'm trying out the mastodon.el #Emacs package. It actually seems to work pretty
well on my little #Akkoma instance and was super duper easy to set up. I have
had some problems with some threads not showing up in the native webapp; I'll
have to see if I have the same problems here.

This might be a great way to post more often, since I spend most of my time in
emacs and being able to pop up a buffer to compose and send a new post is so
easy. Although, they call them "toots" in the package because it's #Mastodon
focused. 🤷

I'll have to try attaching an image later to see how it handles #AltText.
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Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode:

If you're using #Microsoft #OneNote, you will face disadvantages when you don't switch to #Windows11 soon:

You are forced to "One Note on Windows" which requires a #Microsoft365 account. If you want to keep your previous computer/OS, your synchronization speed gets reduced just to punish your disobedience: windowslatest.com/2025/03/24/m

For anything that requires a certain amount of privacy/security, for anything long-term (avoiding #lockin effects), OneNote was a bad idea in the first place.

People who started with the original OneNote already faced data loss when MS forced them into the then mediocre cloud version in 2018: karl-voit.at/2018/04/21/end-of

My recommendation: re-evaluate your requirements and switch to a much better long-term alternative, such as #Emacs #Orgmode & not yet another hip lock-in monster like #Obsidian, #Evernote or other closed source #cloud solutions: karl-voit.at/2021/01/18/tool-c

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparis

Windows Latest · Microsoft will intentionally slow OneNote for Windows 10, so you ditch it fasterMicrosoft has confirmed that it's killing off "OneNote for Windows 10," but it also plans to force the legacy app's sync to run slower.
#PIM#notetaking#vendorlockin
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Obrow :unverified: :bloblurk:

@smonff gchords in #latex is easy to use. (even easier with #emacs #orgmode

ex:
\chord{t}{x,f3b3,f2p2,o,f1b1,o}{C}

t for first thick fret or number

x muted
f3b3 3rd finger 3rd fret ( b for thicker base note)
f2p2 2nd finger 2nd fret (p is position)
o open chord
f1b1 1st finger 1st fret (b for thicker base note)
o open chord

Name of the chord

two sizes:
\smallchords or \mediumchords

You can put chords in a table for better aligment.

chord diagrams with and without fingers ' position and base note specified.
#music#guitar#guitare
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EFLS

@ringtailringo Yeah, I agree: with a good Ctrl key (preferably operated with the thumb), default keybindings are amazing. The use of C-c, C-x and M- is so much more comfortable with a thumb instead of a pinky. And suddenly, with Ctrl- and Meta-keys that reach new layers of controls, #emacs almost feels like a modal editor!

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